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Proposal to provide
<br />Landscape Architectural Design for Gth & Lacy Park - RFP No, 18.038
<br />Relevant Project Experience
<br />Memory Lane/Santa Ana River Park, Santa Ana,
<br />California
<br />DEA prepared
<br />conceptual planning
<br />and final design
<br />for Memory Lane
<br />Park and Trailhead
<br />in the City of Santa
<br />Ana. The park
<br />was designed to
<br />provide recreational
<br />opportunities to
<br />the area residents,
<br />general public, and
<br />bike & equestrian
<br />riders along the
<br />Santa Ana River
<br />Trail. The pocket park
<br />includes a children's
<br />play area, fitness equipment, nature garden, trails,
<br />bike racks, equestrian hitching posts, picnic area,
<br />site furnishings, a dry creek bed with pedestrian
<br />bridge, signage, security lighting and landscaping.
<br />Year Completed: 2016; Client Name: City of Santa
<br />Ana; Contact Warne and Number: Suzi Furjanic -
<br />714,571.4241
<br />The Tracks at Brea, California
<br />DEA landscape architects and civil engineers
<br />prepared conceptual plans and final construction
<br />documents for
<br />several segments
<br />of the Tracks at
<br />Brea, a four -mile
<br />trail that traverses
<br />from west to east
<br />across the City of
<br />Brea. Segment 3 is a
<br />one -mile segment of
<br />Class I meandering trail through an abandoned rail
<br />corridor. The project scope included work between
<br />Brea Boulevard and State College Boulevard
<br />and incorporates both hard and soft surface trail,
<br />native plantings, site furnishings, and a lighted
<br />parking area. Segment 4 is a nearly one -mile long
<br />multi -modal trail between State College and Birch
<br />Street. The trail consists of separate paths for both
<br />pedestrians and bicyclists. The meandering path is
<br />approximately 20 feet wide, allowing 10 feet for each
<br />use. Segment 2 included soil remediation and rough
<br />grading construction. Segment 2 is approximately
<br />1,400 lineal feet in length and terminates on the east
<br />at Brea Boulevard. The work included coordination
<br />with a geotechnical consultant to implement the
<br />Removal Action Work Plan, the development of soil
<br />removal and rough grading plans, and the N01 and
<br />SWPPP. The rough grading plans were developed
<br />to incorporate the concept plan prepared by DEA's
<br />landscape architects. The project includes a dual
<br />purpose trail system, site furnishings and plantings,
<br />maintenance vehicle access, and a stair system for
<br />access to Segment 1,
<br />Year Completed: 2018; Client Name: City of
<br />Brea; Contact Name and Number: Roslyn Lau -
<br />714.671.4403
<br />Bryce Hanes Park, San Bernardino, California
<br />DEA landscape
<br />architects developed
<br />a conceptual master
<br />plan and construction
<br />documents for the
<br />two -acre Bryce
<br />Hanes Park in
<br />the city of San
<br />Bernardino. The
<br />park is located on a busy corner in an underserved
<br />neighborhood and includes many of the elements
<br />identified throughout the community input process
<br />such as a water'sprayground', a skate park, soccer
<br />field, open space play, picnic areas, a basketball
<br />court, signage, fitness area, a restroom, art in public
<br />places, and parking. Sustainable features include
<br />permeable paving, drought tolerant planting, solar
<br />lighting, 'Smart' irrigation techniques, recycled/
<br />recyclable materials and groundwater recharge.
<br />Year Completed: 2016, Client Name: San
<br />Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District;. Contact
<br />Name and Number. Wen Huang, PE - 909.435.8418
<br />Ocotillo Park, Cathedral City, California
<br />DEA landscape
<br />architects provided
<br />master planning,
<br />Proposition 84
<br />grant coordination,
<br />and construction
<br />documents for
<br />award -winning
<br />Ocotillo Park, a
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